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VOTER RESOURCES

Are you voter-ready?

Explore the following resources to easily register to vote, access your registration details, or locate your polling place! If you need assistance or have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Important Dates

OCTOBER 16TH

Early Voting Starts
Early in-person satellite voting and voting by absentee ballot start on October 16th.

OCTOBER 21ST

Voter Registration Deadline
Online and mailed voter registration must be received by the Woodbury County Auditor by Otober 21st.

NOVEMBER 5TH

Election
Day
Same day voter registration is available at your polling location. November 5th is the last day to exercise your vote.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Save These Dates

Wednesday,
October 16

In-person early voting begins at the Woodbury County Courthouse and Long Lines Family Rec Center.
Both locations are open daily from 8 AM to 4:30 PM.

 

 
Monday,
October 21

Satellite voting at Briar Cliff University from 9 AM to 4 PM.

AND

Final day to request an absentee ballot.

 

 
Tuesday,
October 22 & Wednesday,
October 23

Satellite voting at Western Iowa Tech Community College from 9 AM to 4 PM.

 

 
Thursday,
October 24

Satellite voting at Morningside University from 9 AM to 4 PM.

 

 
Saturday,
October 26

Suggested final mailing date for absentee ballots to be returned by Election Day.

 

 
Monday,
November 4

Last day for early-in person voting. 

 

 
ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS

Voter FAQs

What is a precinct? An election precinct is a small area in a city or county where people go to vote. Each precinct has its own polling place where voters living in that area cast their ballots. Precincts help make voting easier by organizing voters based on where they live.
What’s the difference between voting absentee and voting early? Voting absentee means you vote by mail if you can’t go to a polling place on Election Day, like if you’re out of town or sick. Voting early lets you go in person to vote before Election Day during set times, usually at special voting locations.
What is satellite voting? Satellite voting is when voting happens at locations other than the main polling place. These locations are set up to make voting easier by giving people more places to cast their ballots before or on Election Day. It helps reach more voters, especially in big communities or areas far from main polling stations.
When are primary elections held?

In Woodbury County, Iowa, primary elections are usually held on the first Tuesday in June during even-numbered years. In these elections, voters choose which candidates from each political party will run in the general election later in November.

When are elections held? In Woodbury County, most elections are held on the first Tuesday in November. Local elections, like for city or school board, happen in odd-numbered years, while bigger elections, like for president or governor, happen in even-numbered years. Some special elections can happen at other times as necessary.
When am I eligible to vote?

In Iowa, you can vote if you are 18 years old or older on Election Day and have registered. You also need to be a U.S. citizen and live in Iowa.

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